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TheIllustrated Dictionaryof ElectronicsEighth EditionStan GibiliscoEditor-in-ChiefMcGraw-HillNew York Chicago San Francisco Lisbon London MadridMexico City Milan New Delhi San Juan SeoulSingapore Sydney Toronto
Cataloging-in-Publication Data is on file with the Library of CongressMcGraw-HillabcCopyright © 2001 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States ofAmerica. Except as permitted under the United States Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publicationmay be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a data base or retrieval system,without the prior written permission of the publisher.1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 AGM/AGM 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1P/N 0-07-137237-7ISBN 0-07-137236-9The sponsoring editor for this book was Scott Grillo, and the production supervisor was Pamela Pelton. Itwas set in Bookman by Techbooks.Printed and bound by Quebecor/Martinsburg.McGraw-Hill books are available at special quantity discounts to use as premiums and sales promotions, orfor use in corporate training programs. For more information, please write to the Director of Special Sales,McGraw-Hill, Two Penn Plaza, New York, NY 10121-2298. Or contact your local bookstoreInformation in this book has been obtained by the publisherfrom sources believed to be reliable. However, neither thepublisher nor the authors guarantee the accuracy or completenessof any information published herein. Neither the publishernor the authors shall be responsible for any errors, omissions, ordamages arising out of use of this information. This work is publishedwith the understanding that the publisher and authorsare supplying information but are not attempting to render professionalservices in any way, shape or form. If such services arerequired, the assistance of an appropriate professional shouldbe sought.This book is printed on recycled, acid-free paper containing a minimum of 50 percent recycledde-inked fiber.
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Page 8 and 9: ContentsPreface ixAcknowledgmentsxi
Page 10 and 11: PrefaceThe Illustrated Dictionary o
Page 12 and 13: AcknowledgmentsIllustrations in thi
Page 14 and 15: TheIllustrated Dictionary ofElectro
Page 17 and 18: 2 abhenry • absolute errorand is
Page 19 and 20: 4 absolute units • A-B testabsolu
Page 21 and 22: 6 accentuator • accuracy ratingac
Page 23 and 24: 8 ac meter • acoustic feedbackac
Page 25 and 26: 10 acoustic radiometer • ac plate
Page 27 and 28: 12 active communications satellite
Page 29 and 30: 14 adapter • address generationau
Page 31 and 32: 16 admittance • affirmativeadmitt
Page 33 and 34: 18 aircraft flutter • airwavesair
Page 35 and 36: 20 align • alloy diodealign 1. To
Page 37 and 38: 22 alternating-charge characteristi
Page 39 and 40: 24 AMI • Amperian whirlCharacter
Page 41 and 42: 26 amplifying delay line • amplit
Page 43 and 44: 28 analog inverting adder • AND c
Page 45 and 46: 30 angle of conduction • anhyster
Page 47 and 48: 32 anomalous propagation • antenn
Page 49 and 50: 34 antenna polarization • anthrop
Page 51 and 52: 36 antiphase • A plusantiphase Th
Page 53 and 54: 38 arc cosecant • area coderadian
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40 arm • arsenicarm 1. Any of the
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42 assemble • astrionicsSymbols f
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44 atmospheric bending • atomic r
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46 attraction • audio-frequency f
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48 audio oscillator • auroral pro
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auxiliary equipment • avalanche b
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axial leads • azusa 55axial leads
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ackbone • back resistance 57backb
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Bakelite • balanced low-pass filt
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62 bandstop filter • bar meterban
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64 baseband frequency response •
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66 battery • beaconVOLTAIC CELL,
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68 beam-positioning magnet • beat
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70 berkelium • biased offberkeliu
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72 bifilar electrometer • bimorph
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74 binaural • biofeedback monitor
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76 bismuth • black boxbismuth Sym
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78 bleeder temperature • blocking
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80 BNC • Boltzmann’s principleB
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82 booster battery • bow-tie test
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84 brass pounder • brevity codete
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86 bridge-type meter • British St
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88 broadside • bubble memorybroad
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90 bulk effect • burst generatort
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92 button microphone • bytethroug
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94 cadmium plating • calibrated s
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96 can • capacitive couplingcan 1
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98 capacitor • carbon-button ampl
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100 Carey-Foster bridge • carrier
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102 carry time • cascaded amplifi
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104 cathode • cavity lasercurrent
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106 cell counter • center-tapped
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108 ceramic transducer • change r
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110 character density • charge ca
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112 checking program • chirpprogr
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114 chopper stabilization • chrom
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116 circuit diagram • circular ma
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118 class-A amplifier • click met
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120 closed-circuit security system
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122 coaxial capacitor • codepicof
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124 coherent bundle • cold resist
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126 collector voltage • color fri
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128 color spectrum • coma lobesTo
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130 commercial-level security • c
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132 commutation • compasscommutat
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134 compensation theorem • comple
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136 component • compress(active c
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138 computer instruction • conden
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140 conduit • conic sectionscondu
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142 constant-current supply • con
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144 continuous duty • contrastCha
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146 control loop • convergence ma
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148 coordinate system • cordless
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150 corner reflector • corrosion-
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152 counterpoise • CPUto average
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154 critical frequency • cross mo
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156 cryotron • crystal loudspeake
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158 crystal tetrode • current ant
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160 current saturation • cutoff f
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162 cycling • Czochralski methodc
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164 damper winding • data-acquisi
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166 data receiver • daylight lamp
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168 dc converter • dc plate resis
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170 deadbeat • decade capacitorde
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172 decimal-coded digit • decommu
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174 definite-purpose component •
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delay timer • demodulator 177dela
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depth of discharge • designation
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deviation ratio In a frequency-modu
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diamond stylus • dielectric const
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Dietzhold network • differential
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differentiate • diffused sound 18
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digital computer • digital repres
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digit filter • diode-capacitor me
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diode peak voltmeter • diplex rec
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direct-conversion receiver • dire
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directional wattmeter • directivi
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direct scanning • discrete capaci
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disk coil • display loss 201disk
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distance mark • distributed compo
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diversity reception • DNL 205dive
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doohickey • dot 207doohickey A us
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double-coil direction finder A radi
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double-sideband transmitter • dou
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1. To excite (i.e., to supply with
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drop-tracks • dry flashover volta
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dual diode • Duant electrometer 2
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dumping • dust cover 219dumping T
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dynamic decay • dynamic range 221
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dynatron frequency meter • dyspro
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E avg • echo 225Symbol for AVERAG
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eddy-current loss • effective aco
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effective phase angle • eight-lev
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electret microphone • electrical
Page 248 and 249:
electrical transducer • electric
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electric generator • electric res
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electrobath • electrode efficienc
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electrokinetics • electrolytic el
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electromagnetic energy conversion
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electromechanical • electromigrat
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electron gun • electronic counter
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electronic hygrometer • electroni
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electronic watch • electron strea
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electrophorus • electrostatic fie
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electrostatic transducer • elemen
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EM • emissivity 255EM 1. Abbrevia
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empirical design • end feed 257th
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end point • energy-level diagram
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entladungsstrahlen • epitaxial de
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equatorial orbit • equivalent ind
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equivalent wye • error correction
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ETC • even-line field 267ETC Abbr
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exciter • expandable 269exciter 1
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exponential horn • external dampi
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extreme • E zone 273quantity. 2.
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fader • fan-out 275tomotive high-
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fatigue • feedback factor 277bodi
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FE-EL • ferrite limiter 279FE-EL
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FET current meter • field coil 28
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filament • filler 283filament In
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filter transmission band • firing
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fixed-frequency oscillator • flan
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flat top • flight telerobotic ser
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floating probe • fluorescent mate
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flyback transformer • focal lengt
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folded pattern • fork oscillator
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FOSDIC • fps system of units 297F
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Fraunhofer region • frequency ban
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frequency function • frequency re
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front contact The movable contact o
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full-scale symmetry • function ge
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G 1. Symbol for CONDUCTANCE. 2. Abb
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gamma section • gaseous voltage r
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gated buffer • Gauss’ theorem 3
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General Packet Radio Service • ge
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GIGO • glucinium 315input to a co
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Graffiti • graphic panel 317a han
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greatest lower bound • grid resis
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ground connection • ground-mounte
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groundtrack • G-string antenna 32
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Gunnplexer • G-Y signal 325erable
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half-bridge • half-wavelength 327
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Hall generator • handoff 329Hall
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hard wiring • harmonic-distortion
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hat • head room 333hat 1. Also ca
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heat transfer • helical antenna 3
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Herschel-Quincke tube • heterodyn
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high-energy materials • high orde
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hiss filter • hole injector 341hi
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horizon • horizontal flowcharting
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horizontal sync pulse • hot line
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HSM • Huygens’ principle 347HSM
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hygroscopic material • hyperpolar
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hysteresis heater • Hz 351hystere
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ID • IEC 353ObjectDeflecting coil
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illuminated switch • image transf
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impedance-matching transformer •
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inclusive-OR • indexing 359each p
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indoor antenna • induction modula
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inductive trimmer • inertial guid
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information superhighway • inheri
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input • input/output module 367in
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insect robot • instantaneous spee
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instrument transformer • Integrat
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interactive photovoltaic system •
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intermittent commercial and amateur
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interpreter • intrinsic conductio
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inverse voltage • invister 379neg
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ionization trail • I RF 381ioniza
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ISDN • isoplanar 383ISDN Abbrevia
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J 1. Abbreviation for JOULE. 2. Sym
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jogging • J rule 387jogging Rapid
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K 1. General symbol for CONSTANT. 2
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keyboard keyer • keying speed 391
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kilogram-meter • kite-supported a
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Kraus antenna • kWh 395+−ARFC1R
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ladder network • lamp driver 397l
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lapping • laser diode 399lapping
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launching • LC 401InputZZZlattice
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lead-in • least-significant digit
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level-0 security • life 405willin
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light load • light sensor 407ligh
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linear amplifier • linear scale 4
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line filter • linkage 411power co
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liquid-pressure control • lm-hr 4
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loading factor • local side 415lo
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log e • logic probe 417log e Abbr
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long-term input offset voltage stab
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lowest usable frequency • low pow
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lug • LZT 423contact attached to
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macro- • magnetic balance 425macr
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magnetic field strength • magneti
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magnetic shielding • magnetic whi
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magnetostriction • main memory 43
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manual • maser 433book, or a set
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matching pad An inductance-capacita
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Maxwell’s equations • measurand
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medium tension • meltback transis
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mercury delay line • meson 441mer
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meteorology • metrology 443meteor
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microcomputer • micromodule 445mi
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microsystems electronics • midran
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millirutherford • minor lobe 449m
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mixture • moderator 451Input1Inpu
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modulation capability • modulator
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molecular conductance • monitor s
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Monte Carlo method • motorboating
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M scan • multiband receiver 459ba
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multiphase system • multiplex ste
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multipurpose meter • Musical Inst
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Mylar capacitor • myriametric wav
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nanowatt • natural frequency 467n
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near ultraviolet • negative expon
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negative resistance • nemo 471vol
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neper • network analog 473on comm
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neutrodon • nickel-iron 475neutro
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no-charge machine fault time • no
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noise reduction • nominal value 4
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nonillion • nonoscillating detect
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nonsynchronous vibrator • normal-
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notch sweep • n-type conduction 4
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null frequency • N zone 487nucleu
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occultation • odometry 489netic r
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ohmic contact • oil diffusion pum
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one output • on-state current 493
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open-fuse cutout • open-wire tran
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operating station • optical chara
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optical sound recording • Orange
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orthoacoustic recording • oscilla
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oscillatory current • out of phas
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output current • output transform
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overdrive • overload recovery tim
Page 524 and 525:
oxide-coated cathode • ozone moni
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packet switching • panel meter 51
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parallel circuit • parallel opera
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parallel-wire line • parasitic ca
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passband • passive reflector 517p
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P band • peak envelope power 519P
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peak torque • PEP transistor 521+
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peripheral equipment • persistor
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phase compensation • phase opposi
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phasing capacitor • phonetic alph
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phosphorescence • photoelectric e
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photograph reception • photon 531
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pickoff • Pierce oscillator 533tu
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pincushion • pitch 535pincushion
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{plasma length • plated magnetic
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plate voltage • plug-in meter 539
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point defect • polarization 541it
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polarizing filter • polygraph 543
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positional notation • positive gh
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positive temperature coefficient
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power-amplifier device • power gr
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power switch • preamplifier 551+F
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preset element • primary coil 553
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print • private branch exchange 5
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program • promethium cell 557(the
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protective resistor • pseudo-inst
Page 576 and 577:
pull-in voltage • pulse droop 561
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pulse train • purity control 563p
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push-push multiplier • PZT 565Inp
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QC • quad 567QC Abbreviation of Q
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quadripartite • quantized pulse m
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quarter wavelength • quartz plate
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quick-break switch • QWERTY 573qu
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adar • radial 575acronym for radi
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adioactive element • radio-freque
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adiolocator • radio spectroscope
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adiothermy • random feed 581radio
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atio detector • reactance 583diod
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eadthrough • receiver front end 5
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ecompile • rectified alternating
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eductionism • reflected power 589
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efractivity • rejection filter 59
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eluctivity • replacement 593reluc
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esin • resistance-inductance circ
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esistor substitution box • resona
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everberation time • revolution 59
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Rieke chart • ripple 601ultra-hig
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ock • rotary beam 603rock Slang f
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ounding • rumble 605yields 3.5. C
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S 1. Symbol for SCREEN GRID of a va
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saturation • scale down 609the sa
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scan rate • scientific notation 6
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sea clutter • secondary frequency
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secular equilibrium • selective f
Page 632 and 633:
self-excited oscillator • self-su
Page 634 and 635:
semitone • sequential 619semitone
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series-fed amplifier • serrated r
Page 638 and 639:
sexagesimal number system • shaft
Page 640 and 641:
shock-excited oscillator • short
Page 642 and 643:
S/I • sidetone 627S/I Abbreviatio
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signal rectifier • silicon capaci
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silver-oxide cell • single cotton
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single-line tap • single-track re
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skin effect • slider 635skin effe
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slotted line • small signal 637wi
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smoke detector • software 639Some
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soldering gun • solution 641typic
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sound • sound power level 643soun
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source impedance • special charac
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speech clipping • speed of transm
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spiral-rod oscillator • spot modu
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square-law meter • ssc 651deflect
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staggered tuning • standard signa
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statement • statics 655statement
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step-down ratio • stop amplifier
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storage temperature • stray field
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stylus pressure • subsidiary comm
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S units • supermodulation 663V 1V
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surface-barrier transistor • surv
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swinging choke • symmetrical cond
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synchronous computer • synthesize
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T 1. Symbol for TRANSFORMER. 2. Abb
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tap changer • target acquisition
Page 690 and 691:
tee junction • telephone amplifie
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television • temperature derating
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terrestrial magnetism • texture s
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thermal switch • thermoelectric j
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thin-film semiconductor • three-p
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thy • time-interval mode 685thy A
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tolerance • torque amplifier 687t
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transceiver 1. A combination transm
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transient suppressor • transistor
Page 708 and 709:
transverse electric mode • triang
Page 710 and 711:
Trinitron • tropospheric propagat
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tuned-collector oscillator • tunn
Page 714 and 715:
two-phase • Type A telephone line
Page 716 and 717:
UHF generator • ultra-low frequen
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ultrasonic light modulator • ultr
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unblanking pulse • unconditional
Page 722 and 723:
underload relay • unequal alterna
Page 724 and 725:
unidirectional speaker • unilater
Page 726 and 727:
unit record • universal-wound coi
Page 728 and 729:
unsaturated standard cell • ununo
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uranium rays • UVM 715observed th
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vacuum level • V antenna 717vacuu
Page 734 and 735:
variable inductor • VATE 719Sever
Page 736 and 737:
vector power factor • velocity mo
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versed sine • vertical frequency
Page 740 and 741:
vestigial sideband 1. A portion of
Page 742 and 743:
vibrograph • video IF amplifier 7
Page 744 and 745:
vinylidene chloride • visible spe
Page 746 and 747:
voice-frequency carrier telegraphy
Page 748 and 749:
voltage doubler • voltage peak 73
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voltage-sensitive capacitor • vol
Page 752 and 753:
volume magnetostriction • vy 737B
Page 754 and 755:
wall absorption • water adsorptio
Page 756 and 757:
watt • wave direction 741watt Abb
Page 758 and 759:
waveguide flange • waveguide tee
Page 760 and 761:
wave normal • way station 745a ri
Page 762 and 763:
welder 1. An electrical device, oft
Page 764 and 765:
whistle filter • Wide Area Teleph
Page 766 and 767:
width modulation • Wilson cloud c
Page 768 and 769:
wing • wire gauge 753another memb
Page 770 and 771:
wire stripper • Wolf’s equation
Page 772 and 773:
workout • wrong color 757workout
Page 774 and 775:
X 1. Symbol for REACTANCE. 2. Symbo
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X-ray photograph • x-y recorder 7
Page 778 and 779:
y-axis • ytterbium metals 7632. I
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Z 1. Symbol for IMPEDANCE. 2. Symbo
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Zener knee • zero capacitance 767
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zero potential • zero-zero 769zer
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Z meter • zwitterion 771(3) an im
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AppendixSchematic symbolsAAmmeter^A
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Schematic symbols 775Diode, PINDiod
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Schematic symbols 777Inductor, powd
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Schematic symbols 779Plug, two-wire
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Schematic symbols 781Solar cell−
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Schematic symbols 783Transformer, p
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Schematic symbols 785Tube, triodeVo
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788 Appendix BSystemcgscgsProperty
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790 Appendix B@ at the rate of; at
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